List of golfers with most LPGA of Japan Tour wins

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This is a list of golfers who have won 10 or more events on the LPGA of Japan Tour.

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Many of the players on the list have won events on other tours and unofficial events.

This list is up to date as of 17 November 2024.

RankPlayerLifespanCountryWinsWinning span
1 Hisako "Chako" Higuchi HoF 1945–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 691968–1990
2 Tu Ai-yu 1954–Flag of the Republic of China.svg  Taiwan 581974–2002
3 Yuri Fudoh 1976–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 501999–2011
4 Tatsuko Ohsako 1952–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 451975–1991
5 Ayako Okamoto HoF 1951–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 441975–1999
6 Yuko Moriguchi 1955–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 411978–1994
7 Jiyai Shin 1988–Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 302008–2023
8 Nayoko Yoshikawa 1949–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 291979–1995
9 Ahn Sun-ju 1987–Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 282010–2018
10 Jeon Mi-jeong 1982–Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 252009–2017
11 Akiko Fukushima 1973–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 241994–2010
T12 Lee Ji-hee 1979–Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 232001–2019
Ku Ok-hee 1956–2013Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 231985–2005
Sakura Yokomine 1985–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 232005–2014
15 Lee Bo-mee 1988–Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 212012–2017
T16 Ikuyo Shiotani 1962–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 201989–2003
Ai Suzuki 1994–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 202014–2024
T18 Shiho Oyama 1977–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 182003–2018
Michiko Hattori 1968–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 181993–2005
Atsuko Hikage 1954–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 181980–1993
Mayumi Hirase 1969–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 181989–2000
T22 Aiko Takasu 1952–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 171986–1998
Kaori Higo 1969–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 171992–2004
Momoko Ueda 1986–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 172007–2022
25 Teresa Lu 1987–Flag of the Republic of China.svg  Taiwan 162013–2017
26 Junko Yasui 1960–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 151988–2000
T27 Chie Arimura 1987–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 142008–2012
Ai Miyazato 1985–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 142004–2009
T29 Huang Bie-shyun 1956–Flag of the Republic of China.svg  Taiwan 131995–2007
Misuzu Narita 1992–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 132012–2019
Mone Inami 1999–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 132019–2023
Miyū Yamashita 2001–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 132021–2024
33 Miho Koga 1982–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 122003–2010
T34 Fukumi Tani 1959–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 111987–1990
Sakura Koiwai 1998–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 112019–2024
T36 Michiko Okada 1945–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 101975–1995
Toshimi Kimura 1968–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 101993–2007
Huang Yueh-chyn 1955–Flag of the Republic of China.svg  Taiwan 101985–1991
Hiromi Kobayashi 1963–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 101989–2002
Aki Takamura 1972–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 101995–2001
Kasumi Fujii 1967–Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 101995–2006

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References

  1. "Stats: Victories" (in Japanese). LPGA of Japan Tour. Retrieved 29 June 2020.